Cosplay & Fashion

Here are lots of different cosplays and fashion looks I've done, all modeled and made by me with some help from my family and friends. Header taken by Angela Funke

Cosplay

Bill Cipher, Mabel Pines, and Dipper Pines - Gravity Falls

Myself in a cosplay of Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls with my brother, Ivy Talbot as Dipper Pines in the right photo, and my friend, Salem Robinson, as Dipper Pines in the right photos. The Bill Cipher costume was created with cardboard, yellow spray paint, duct tape, and a reusable straw to hold up the hat. The eye window was made with a thin white fabric I could see through with the pupil drawn on with a marker. The laptop for the Dipper cosplay was made with a cardboard box, printed-out screenshots from the show, and a handle from a paper bag. Photos taken at Ikkicon (left) and Anime Austin (right).

Myself in two cosplays of Mabel Pines from Gravity Falls with my friend, Salem Robinson, as Dipper Pines in the right photo. The Mabel cosplay with the lighter sweater was made by me, using a base pink sweater and hand-sewing a horse and yarn onto it. For the Dipper cosplay on the right, The Journal 3 prop Salem is holding in that photo was also made by me, from a used book, metallic gold paper, an exacto knife, and brass brads. I unfortunately don't have a picture, but the book opened up and on the inside there was a secret compartment about the size of a cellphone.

Nurse Dollie - FNAF

Myself in a cosplay of Nurse Dollie from Five Nights at Freddy's: Secret of the Mimic. The mask was made using a Goosebumps dummy mask as a base, which I added a cardboard hat and hair to and painted. The gloves are beige mittens with buttons and fingers drawn in using Sharpie. The apron was bought, with the medical logo painted on it by me. The backpack is a yellow Kalidi bag with the medical logo painted on and metal attachments added to connect the long tubes. The long tubes are washing machine parts painted with spray paint and attached with brackets and wingnuts to the arms and backpack. The arm tubes are dryer parts taped into place and spray-painted, attached to the undershirt via Velcro.

Marie - Aristocats

Myself in a cosplay from Marie from Disney's Aristocats. The dress is from Hot Topic and the wig was styled by me with help from my mom. Photos taken by my mom, Angela Funke, at Okashicon

Squirrel Girl - Marvel Comics

Myself in a Squirrel Girl cosplay, which has mostly bought items except for the tail, to which I added a wire and string, and the jacket, to which the fur was added. Photos taken by Angela Funke

Sharknado

Myself in a Sharknado cosplay. This was made by using a laundry basket, cutting a hole out for the head, and covering it with fake spiderwebs and plastic and printed-out sharks. Photos taken by Angela Funke

Virgil - Sanders Sides

Myself in a cosplay of Virgil from Sanders Sides. The mask was entirely hand sewn and the hoodie was sewn using a plain black base hoodie

Rose Quartz - Steven Universe

Myself in a cosplay of Rose Quartz from Steven Universe. The dress was bought and the star gem was added, made with foam and a plastic gem. The shield was made with a pizza pan and the sword is a painted foam pirate sword. Photo taken by Angela Funke

Max - Camp Camp

Myself in a cosplay of Max from RoosterTeeth's Camp Camp. This was made by using a base hoodie and painting the pocket and hood. Photo taken by Angela Funke

Flame Princess - Adventure Time

Myself in a cosplay inspired by Flame Princess from Adventure Time. This was mostly bought, but the dress was altered by adding ribbons to the waist and hem. Photo taken by Angela Funke

Weird Barbie - The Barbie Movie

Myself in a cosplay of Weird Barbie from The Barbie Movie. Wig styled and makeup done by me, the drawings on the dress were hand drawn with fabric markers, and the patches were all either sewn or ironed on.

Gwen - Total Drama Island

Myself in a cosplay of Gwen from Total Drama Island. Photo taken by Ireland McCage

Hot Topic Barbie

Myself in a "Hot Topic Barbie" costume. Hot Topic Exclusive sticker printed out and added onto the Barbie box by me. Photo taken by Angela Funke

Draculaura - Monster High

Myself in a cosplay of Draculaura from Monster High

Fashion

Fish Tank Scene from Romeo + Juliet (1996) for Queer Prom 2024

Myself about to go to Queer Prom 2024, dressed up inspired by the fish tank scene from Romeo + Juliet (1996), which was the theme for the dance. I made the fish tank by taking a storage container, cutting out the bottom with a box cutter, and decorating the outside with metallic permanent blue markers and fish stickers. I also decorated the inside with small pink rocks to balance the weight to one side and make it seem more like a fish tank as well as gluing fish buttons to the inner walls. Lots of this was done at the Agnes Scott CISAW!